Miss Me? by Caitlin M.

For my ex boyfriend which is now a friend, Sean.
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To me he was my angel without wings. I always thought angels were holy. I thought angels could never hurt you. I'm growing more and more. And this is just another lesson to tell the whole world. Never trust an angel, no matter what the bible says.

He grew black, dark, thick wings. My angel widened his now red eyes. His body giving up and floating in the air. I was so scared, I knew what was next. My own angel flew away from me. Gusts, screams, why you could barely see! Leaving me in this wretched rain and deadly wind. Not just any rain, the worst of rain. As if it was raining forever. My body was screaming,"Sun come out, where are you!"

I opened my arms closing my eyes. My hair flying everywhere. The screams never ending. A hurricane about to come. Followed by twisters and all you could imagine. This was never going to end. My angel had left me. Believe everything you heard, everything is real. I screamed louder than I ever thought I could. It was louder than the all the chaos. All you could hear was me screaming,"STOP!!!!!"

My hair stopped flying everywhere and was now messed up. My eyes were red and barely open from these images in such little time. My bare arms were now clothed in cuts. My body wouldn't stop shaking. My heart was gone.

Grab tight on your angel. You will never know when his wings grow.

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by Caitlin M. (Age: 16)
copyright 01-07-2006

Age Rating: 7 to 127